전국 × 해산물 요리 자랑 숙소 순위식사의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 109페이지

The lovely couple who returned to their hometown and newly built this Accommodation as their home runs it, and we were able to relax very comfortably. Having previously operated a restaurant in Tokyo, they served wonderful dishes using local ingredients, and we were very satisfied with their carefully curated wine selection. It was such a wonderful Accommodation that I’d love to see featured on “Jinsei no Rakuen.”

My business trip was decided at short notice, so I made a Reservation. There is an Accommodation building on the property, along with a parking lot and Kappo Shiro. Maybe because it was a weekday, the parking lot was spacious, and Kappo Shiro seems to be used by locals for dinner and memorial gatherings as well. The Accommodation building is up to the 2nd floor by stairs—no issues for me. On the 1st floor there were complimentary drinks for guests, which was really helpful in this hot season. There was also a vending machine. The double Room was comfortable. The air conditioning worked well, it was quiet, and I slept soundly. There were plenty of TV channels, and the Wi-Fi worked without any problems! You can get a coupon for “Harajo Onsen Masago,” about a 5-minute walk away. It’s great that you can use it on your check-in day or even in the morning until 9:00 AM the next day! I didn’t expect to enjoy an Onsen stay, so I was very happy. It’s small but has a sauna too, and if you go later at night it’s not very crowded. Earlier in the evening it can be busier because locals also use it. Both dinner and breakfast are served at “Kappo Shiro.” (Even if your Plan doesn’t include dinner, you can pay separately; if you arrive by around 6:00 PM and there are seats available, it seemed like you could order various set meals.) I had Reserved the Business Plan. It probably varies by day, but that night we had simmered fish; gu-zoni soup; tempura and sashimi; chawanmushi; their local specialty Hyottsuru; plus white rice and miso soup! I usually eat as much as most men do, but I was completely satisfied with both quality and quantity. The food tasted exactly as you’d expect from a kappo restaurant—truly impressive!! I’d come back just for the meals alone. Breakfast was classic Japanese style—and of course excellent. If I have another chance, I’d love to stay here again next time on a trip with my mother!!

A peaceful Onsen Accommodation tucked away in the mountains. The silky-smooth hot spring water was wonderful. The old building has been renovated and feels clean, and the meals were delicious—I’d definitely like to visit again. However, the road to the Accommodation is a narrow single-lane route, so it may not be suitable for large vehicles or guests who are not confident drivers. There are also many stairs inside and outside the building, so it may not be ideal for elderly guests or anyone with mobility concerns.

Dinner was excellent, especially the fish called Aburakamasu. The open-air bath was very relaxing. The Room we were shown was clean, and the Ryokan staff were very kind. It was such a great Accommodation that there was nothing to criticize. I’m truly glad we stayed here!

This Ryokan felt surprisingly spacious and deep beyond what you’d imagine from the entrance. The Japanese-style room, with views of a waterfall and stream and the soothing sound of running water, was truly relaxing. When we went up to the third floor, there was a large hall, and in front of it a pond surrounded by forest. In any case, it was a quiet, calming place. Dinner was delicious for us—perfectly seasoned with rich dashi flavor. The selection of sake and wine was excellent as well, so we really enjoyed the drinks (even though we can’t drink much). It was fun talking with someone who holds a sake sommelier certification; they even let us taste a sake from a brewery in Yamagata that I used to drink long ago, which brought back fond memories and made me very happy. We had a relaxing and enjoyable day.

This Ryokan offers luxurious, delicious meals. Both dinner and breakfast are generous in portion size. The complimentary coffee service after breakfast is also a nice touch. It is popular with locals as well, and seems to host many group stays and memorial gatherings. The Facility is old, but the bathrooms have been renovated, and the baths are cleaned frequently and kept very clean. At check-in, you will receive a full set of basic amenities.

I stayed on a breakfast-only Plan. Since it was a solo trip I decided on suddenly two days before, I was disappointed that I couldn’t choose a Plan with dinner. Although I couldn’t have dinner, the breakfast was very delicious and I was completely satisfied. Above all, the owner of the Accommodation was very considerate in many ways, and I had a truly pleasant stay. Next time, I would definitely like to stay for the dinner as well. It was truly a wonderful Accommodation. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

This Accommodation sits at the highest point of Arifuku Onsen in Gotsu City, Shimane Prefecture. I stayed here eight years ago and returned this time. It used to be a historic, retro inn, but after the renovation it has been transformed into a wonderful Onsen Accommodation that beautifully blends tasteful interiors with a nostalgic atmosphere. Dinner was a full-course meal at a nearby Italian restaurant included in the Plan. Despite being stylish, they also provided chopsticks, and every dish was carefully prepared with delicate seasoning—everything was truly delicious. Breakfast was also very good, though I would have liked one more side dish (such as dried fish). The Onsen water has a silky, slightly slippery feel—perhaps that’s why it’s known as “beautifying” water. I’ve visited many hot spring areas, but this texture is quite rare. There is also a glass window in the dining room floor where you can see the source spring. On Saturday nights, it seems you can watch Iwami Kagura at the nearby Kagura hall just steps from the Accommodation. Unfortunately, my stay wasn’t on a Saturday so I couldn’t see it, but next time I’d like to make my Reservation for a Saturday.

We visited Kanazawa on our honeymoon and stayed here. The bath was excellent, and the food was absolutely delicious—we were very satisfied. If we have the chance to visit Kanazawa again, we would definitely like to stay here. Thank you very much!

Amazed by how delicious the food was! Honestly, since it’s in the countryside I didn’t expect much, but dinner was surprisingly good. Everything was tasty with Kanto-style seasoning, and the simmered sea bream head was outstanding. In each appetizer, you could feel the chef’s love for cooking. The local specialty, Iwakuni sushi, also had a gentle flavor and was exquisite.\nFor the Room, we recommend the second-floor corner Room where Uno Chiyo’s father once indulged in lavish stays.

This was my fifth stay. Despite the high price, it was the worst so far. What was good: The Onsen hopping was as good as always. What was bad: At dinner, I ordered a draft beer, but it took a long time to arrive. When I rang the bell to call staff, the female attendant said, “Was it not served yet?” in an extremely unfriendly manner. Also, although I requested the same Room as last time, I was given one where the sink and toilet were in the same space. There were also steep steps inside, which was difficult for elderly guests. There were no power outlets near the bed, which was inconvenient. The TV couldn’t play YouTube (even though I have an account), which was very disappointing. It felt like an ordinary Room with only a massage chair. I will think twice about staying again next time.

We stayed during the May holidays. We chose this Accommodation because it is known for its excellent food, and it lived up to its reputation with wonderful, lavish dinner and breakfast. The building felt a bit old-fashioned, but it helped us forget everyday life and brought back happy childhood memories.

My first time on the Oga Peninsula. I chose this Hotel based on Reviews and my budget, and it was even better than I expected. The location, service, baths, and food—everything was extremely satisfying. The dining area is a spacious, comfortable restaurant with an ocean view. The Japanese kaiseki dinner was delicious from the appetizers to dessert. Personally, I especially enjoyed the sashimi, simmered sea bream head, and bitter melon & myoga tempura. Breakfast was also a well-balanced Japanese meal. Since I don’t like buffet-style dining, that made it even better for me. I used the baths three times, and maybe my timing was lucky because each time it felt like having them all to myself. In the open-air bath, I could relax while soaking and looking out at the sea. It seems the restaurant is also open for lunch; when I checked the menu, items like shrimp tempura rice bowl and Inaniwa udon looked great. Next time I’d like to book a Multiple Night Stay and try lunch as well. The Hotel staff handled everything—from the front desk to restaurant service to Shuttle Service—and I was impressed by how hard they worked. This is a wonderful Hotel with unbeatable value that makes me want to come back again if I get the chance!!

This was our second stay. The first time was in autumn, and this time we visited during the beautiful season of fresh greenery, which made it even more appealing. Above all, the food is delicious—we were truly impressed. The Ryokan is quiet and relaxing, so you can unwind at a leisurely pace. Although we love traveling, we rarely return to the same Accommodation, but we would definitely like to stay at Nakamuraya again.

I chose to stay here after seeing photos of the cute Room and the luxurious crab dishes. I was worried because heavy snow was forecast, but since my Reservation wasn’t made through the Ryokan’s website, I was told I couldn’t make any changes and a Cancellation Fee would apply, so I went ahead anyway. The trip there was fine, but the trip back was really tough. I managed to enjoy visiting the public baths, and I was very satisfied with the lavish crab cuisine. Even though I thought having sukiyaki in the morning might be a bit heavy, I finished it all! The large public bath is small, but it had a ReFa shower head and hair dryer, plus a hot stone sauna area, so I enjoyed it. There were also various yukata to choose from, which was nice. I’d like to visit again on a day with good weather.

I chose the lower-priced meal option, and this is my rating. The bath and the Room are on the small side, but there was plenty of hot water and it was good. There is no sauna, but I can’t use one anyway due to my constitution, so it wasn’t an issue.

I made a Reservation for one night with breakfast included. Unfortunately, the room was on the mountain side and did not have an ocean view, but breakfast was wonderful while dining with a view of the sea. I was also able to relax in the large public bath while looking out over the ocean. Even if you come empty-handed, you can borrow a fishing rod and enjoy fishing. If you want to buy bait, you would normally need to go to a nearby tackle shop, but it was already closed, so the Hotel staff kindly prepared bait for us and we were able to enjoy fishing the next morning. Thank you very much to all the staff.

For dinner, we chose nodoguro and wagyu beef—both were delicious. Breakfast felt a little modest, but considering the price, we were very satisfied. The room was also thoroughly cleaned, making our stay comfortable.

I stayed here after hiking. The Accommodation doesn’t have an Onsen, but there are plenty of Onsens nearby, so it wasn’t a problem. It’s an old building, but it was very clean, and the hostess was friendly and easy to talk to, so I could relax even as a solo traveler. It’s rare to find this price with breakfast and dinner included. I’m satisfied.

They upgraded us to a Room with an open-air bath. The food was outstanding, and the bath and Room were also excellent. And it was wonderful to meet the lovely proprietress. We would love to visit again.